New Delhi: Delhi Police’s West District has arrested a truck driver in the 24 October hit-and-run on the Naraina flyover that killed a scooter rider, solving a case that had no eyewitness, police said.
The accused driver had fled after the collision. A team of Naraina police station led by the SHO, under West District DCP Hareshwar V. Swami, traced him through CCTV footage and technical investigation, police said.
Police checked CCTV footage from the Naraina flyover and surrounding routes and identified about 50-60 vehicles that passed the flyover around the likely time of the accident. During the inquiry, one driver gave an important lead about a red open-body vehicle. Police then reached the owner of the vehicle, registration number RJ40GB2658, and identified the driver.
The arrested accused is Innas Khan, 34, a resident of Alwar, Rajasthan. The red open-body vehicle allegedly involved in the accident has been seized.
According to police, the accused said during questioning that his truck hit the scooter at around 4:30 am on 24 October. Without stopping at the spot, he went to unload goods in Delhi and then left for Gujarat.
A case has been registered at Naraina police station as FIR No. 307/26 dated 24 October 2026 under Sections 281, 125(a) and 106(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
